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Junior Member. It takes approximately 5.5 half lives before the drug is completely out of your system. As the half life is 2 hours it would take about 11 hours (2 hours x 5.5 half lives) before diclofenac would have been out of your system,so theoretically you would have been diclofenac free by 4.30 am. So it was safe for you to take Zoloft at 9.30 am.
By the book, 10 days: The 'antabuse' (or disulfiram) effects of Metronidazole may last many days, in some cases as many as 10 days after a usual 7-10 day course of flagyl, and the potential to get nausea, vomiting, flushing, severe headache and even fainting from an antabuse-reaction may be present for that long. ...Read more.